The end of the year is a good time to reflect on 2021, how your financial situation may have changed, and your goals for next year. Maybe 2022 is the year you’ll retire, or maybe not. Either way, you can review your investment strategy and prepare for 2022 and beyond.

When you think of your major expenses, you might think of housing, healthcare, travel, or something else. But have you considered that taxes could be your biggest expense, even in retirement? There could be ways to reduce your tax burden today and tomorrow, including a Roth IRA conversion. What is

Here come the holidays and everything that goes with them – traveling, cooking, buying gifts, and of course, spending time with the people we love. Even though it’s a busy time of year when finances can end up taking a back seat to decorating and wrapping presents, it’s important to

The only certainty in life is that there will be uncertainties. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t create a plan to address them. Retirement shouldn’t be a time of anxiety or worry; it should be a time when you feel financially secure and can enjoy the money you’ve worked hard

You Can Switch From Original Medicare to Medicare Advantage Original Medicare consists of Part A, which covers hospital stays, skilled nursing facility care, and some nursing home care[2], and Part B, which covers most doctor services, outpatient therapy, and Durable Medical Equipment.[3] Many retirees also have

For many years, you’ve been the captain of your ship. Running your own business hasn’t been easy and success was never guaranteed. Retirement planning is the next uncharted water for you, and there’s no one-size-fits-all map. Ultimately, when you own your own business, you must create your unique retirement strategy. This means